Blog - Mohit Kumar Gupta

Query: Mith or real? (Don't ans from religious/ airubedic, etc prespective, but from facts n scientific, experiments basis) Eating ginger, garlic, black peeper in summer should be avoided. As this will produce heat inside body. ChatGPT said: Great question. Let's look at it from a purely scientific, physiological, and nutritional perspective—no religious, Ayurvedic, or cultural angles. TL;DR: Partially real, context-dependent. Ginger, garlic, and black pepper can increase metabolism and body heat slightly (thermogenic effect), but for most people in normal amounts, they do not cause harm even in summer—unless you're already prone to heat sensitivity or consuming them in excess. Scientific Basis: 1. Thermogenic Effect: Ginger, garlic, and black pepper all have compounds that stimulate thermogenesis (heat production in the body): Ginger : contains gingerol , which can slightly raise body temperature. Black pepper : contains piperine , which also increases m...

Query: In human male is XY, F is XX. In crocodile M & F is both XX, but sex determined by temperature in which egg incubated. In pegion M is only X & F is XX. What is in various insects eg spiders, octopus, & praying mentis, etc where F eats M ChatGPT said: The systems of sex determination in various animals—especially invertebrates like insects, arachnids, and mollusks—can be quite diverse and are not always like the human XY/XX system. Here’s how it generally works in the species you mentioned: 1. Spiders (Arachnids) Sex chromosomes : Typically XX (female) and X0 (male) system in many spider species. X0 system : Males have only one X chromosome, while females have two. Not all spiders follow this system; some have more complex systems like X1X2Y or others. Sexual cannibalism (female eating male) is common in some species , especially during or after mating, but not universal. 2. Octopus (Cephalopods) No distinct sex chromosome system like in ma...